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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Chicago { West nIrhIp,a,

-Dsli.- fiiaiiy ekceSl eunass
Through co~chcs 10 Chicago on a. u srain -
thfn'igh eaflog c&f 10 Chiusfo oa A. ~ r a trAin
~ sttfA change icr sesss tkrs<1sA Pullman
tieepinf car and cosob laI llicxsc o. IA af a "A
ifsl1.- I nlon Ticket ofice ~ konfos-sl
W a CAhfESTEx IFsnsd kanaFcr
MiAi4sh osFErf Aszit Tea fsz Aeont
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

When fragile woman slEhs feplorinz
The charms that QgicEi7 fste swsT.
81 sss power the 1.oora 81 hesith restori1E
Can chsck he rroxress Of decsvf
The only sfi that's worth attention.
Fer pains sad lbs OF sueA description,
Thousands - women gladly mention
Tis Pierce Fsvcrffe Prescription.
Ths prire of this royal remedy. T.
0isrcs's Fsvorite Prsscri ption a bat one
iaiisr Specific far 81 Of those chronic a.
rsuts ard wesx1exSes peculiar % Fonaen.
rhe caiv medicine FOR such nsladiss. sod
~ druggists rnfe~ : positive gusrS7tse
--orr ~ manufacturers thsf i ~ gre
"a sfscnsn ~ rsenev refunded Sc xusr-
s-tse cn hctt.e vrsrper. Large Bottles g..
.ir FaF 3
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

e settsring froua tas 'front.' d0or knob. Il
rei.s ifs ON stc-T Tne nurse wss csrs ess
ard lsft the ssov carr szs IN a dar7p bsse
nert The 1r1t trae sac ta0z tks eshv oul
r5iug e <bt coli A phTsicis8 va
q - huf 3 ~sx 10 isse The Haimar
~heeis aass csrris.f fntet the hoHSs 18th The
satv a rerf-ef c-e.sse rprHecf sleixn .
oerfert rr1a. = p~rt~cf Goose esrr7x-e--s &
>amsines. makiar = perfecs s=b7 cars sze
SEQ advertisement and sens for casAlos1s
Ssf sod by deslers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
DetIUt, Grand Haven { Milwaukee,

fDaiis. sunday s1csptea sDaiy
Passengers taking tbeftte an e..
connection ~ Detroit for New c.t
ITese has sleeping csfhflsul Dftf
lApidA--only Inc running Emfit
lng here &c 81 no With perior CO
mas inf cEect connections tor al b.
rivine a. New York at % p n tse ll.
Ihrvugh tickets seCa5ct Al p. a = Is
sweets Hotel, ana A. 6epof
Jks CkNfxED. city-Pss hrt
1Eo. i. REEyE ~. Trsfc Asosfrf. Ckioseo
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
DetIoIt, Lansing { kothFrn
Lake Shore & Mich, Southern.

AZ trains daily eNcepi s8ndes
lpca ireg5t leaves Grand hapifs - ~ ~ n
~ ffffFluE passengers ~ far g. kalafnsE roo -
Through tlcfes 20 a. poiuts and befihs a. sleef-
inr COncbcs can be secured e. Union Ilcket ofile
81 NourDe.st. and 81 dcuot
T. ". NrK KF~RFr oeDI <rt
gro. ". NrNsof. City Tlfket Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

10 gard ust1ees vesfzessag as3 sas
far
Frscez & 81 srf 81 ce7z
Mszz1es prces-1s = sa1 - csnx
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The celebrated Anheuser Bnsch beer Of
81. LOUIS. > nov ca cr49gat a. Kuhn
Brothers, PsaFl-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

OFFICE or THE EAeLk SIkAA LAUNDRY
AsD DXE hoJSE 70. - cAsAL-sE.
oKAaD kAgips. AfcH., July % 1857.
EDITOR IgLEoAAu HksALps
Please inform the public that l have con-
nectsd . steam launary with nay Dye House
and Securing establishment. and elil do my
utmost 20 give them The hest work that wss
ever brought cut by machinery. and tell
BEN thar I humo.y ask of them = share Of
their trade. Your most humble servant
q. A. BEKwIS.
Ring telephone 10. 9i9
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Kuhn Brothers Pearl ST. have he deli
cioas health giving Anheuser- Busch beer
ga cgxukhE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
WEST PARIS.

There l. = probability now OF having
course OF lectures here this winter under
the auspices Of the Older OF GDoi Ten
plsrs. This order 10 Ia . n)urishins con
diiiOn.
Oar chair factory Is lighted by sleelflel'
~ and heated by steam
J. wsylsnd Kimball Is stopplog here for
the present, getting up new sample chairs
for bis next spring and summer trade.
Our tnterprislng merchant, l.. II. And
rsws, has added 10 his large stock OF goods
a full llue OF fashionable oloAks and under
garments for ladies. aud misses wear.
A new barber IL reported here, but whsrs
Is the barber polei
y. n. Locke. Esq has charge ofthe corn
and Hour mill again.
Mach sickness prevails bsrc ~ present,
and our doctors are busy.
DIR. Packard has commenced patting Ia
the cellar aud underplnnlpg for his new
house o. be ballt next spring.
Oar business men all report Agood TAI
bu.lu..s. The business outlook for out
place for the next year IL very naiieilog
We sre having very nne term OF school
I.st our agent be wise 10 the Interest OF th'
district aud engage Miss fooes FOR Tbs
winter term.
SIR. Eugene II. Jadkins, Manager %
Maine Book Agency, IL visiting his fols'
aud friends here for few days. lie has
several urrelt calls IN take the tcitofshiI
OF a BOSTON weekly Of wld. circulation
which he Is considering. and may accept !
he can DO go ia connection with his pres
ent G ifi:e work In Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
HEBRON.

Rev. Mr. iIarden vsnt 10 Bangor, Mon
dsy. (Oct SD 90 attend the convention.
Ml.. Winnie Harden is spenilng Few
DAY. with Mrs. Mayo 81 Paris
PROT. J. v. Moody. OF Auburr, was Al
his mothers last week.
Mr.. ] G. whitney with his wife sui sou
OF Au5arr, and Mr.. Farmer .ni wife with
Mr and Mrs. Chandler. % Tempe, spent
Sunday q, I. ID. Sinrtsvsnts.
Miss Edle Packard IL home from The
Iuiery,le House this week. Mss siurie'
want will stsy swnlle longer.
Mrs. Levi Maxim Il very SICK With pasa'
moula.
Mrs. John Carney Il very low u llvlng.
Very nne weather now and IL looks like
Indian summer. C.
A y,ry interesting LEISURE was delivered
by Jaige Wilson. % Soaih Paris, on Mon
day evening. The subject Was "shams:
With much originality the speaker made
decsisins aud lying sppeAf contsmp,ole,
by giving very amusing illustrations, and
,hrou ghout the discourse clothed the
Truth In ls utmost beauty. Prof Sn'
gen, made excellent rsm,rks 20 close the
evening.
A. the State CouyvntiOn a. Bangor. One
,housabd ard I've dollars was rsisei foi
Hebron Academy. Mrs Mary wolimsn'.
Quilt, given during Hsv. e. VI. Emsry''
yisli, aided In raising The rnonsy, ani Que
sen,lsman gave I've huudrct dollars. TIE
resl was given by different Individuals.
The Good T. 7plsrs met Friday evening,
add are making renewed tnJfi io sus-
tain tnslr meetings
The band are progressing a. well ss can
be expected, and muslc viii be furnished
by them lor the lOige wlthia short time.
All regret the ss,eie sickness OF Charlie.
m. George, E.q lie IL very much missed
everywhere Ia the community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
RIrcKRIRI.n

"rhat C.,micsl B'o en-" gave one ef his
ofsiusi AMI unique entertainments At this
plsce lssi Sstardsy evening.
Thomas \. Btfghsm. Esq anf wife. o'
Prtisnd, have h~sn yl.lting their dsuRh
tsr. Mfs Henry Ealty IA this village.
The wihsiJw Packing Company are can.
ming apples and pumpkius a. the baekneld
factory.
The champion hen's egg Il on exhibition
II the sArcsf." Circumference The iarR'
est way. = 4 inchss, srouud the middle,
tinehss. aud weighs IL ounces. The
fruit OF the "grsy old ben win yeho~
isR-.~ bsionging to ii. ID. waidfon'
The fsiiurs ~ Thos. q. bariin, msnn'
fsctursr 10 hubs. Of Chsses Mllls. snsc,.
the Duekneld creditors 10 the amount ~
sii00 or $500 Ata meeting of the cred
itors Thursday AZ Lewiston, he Vas petit
toned into Insolvency. Liabilities about
SIS 600, ss,s,s nomlosily 5000 10 " 900
The remains ofthe late Mrs. Rolon fos-
Ter were brough, here from Nsssschnsetts
for Intermeni. Mrs. Foster Vas native
OF Bueknsid, and daughter of Caleb Cush'
man, Sen. She Was ~ years OF age. Also
the remains Of the late Mrs. James Wal
dron were brought here from Mssssehu.
sstts FOR turial darlng the week. Aged
- years.
The ladies OF Baekn-ld Reform Gu,
gave q .box sapper" al Reform Hall. Wei
nesi,y evening. which Vas annanelh sue
cess.
X. " Prince ani wife returned 10 Ne"
York Thursisy
Mrs. Charles Forster and j,ughier "A.
nle have gon. ~ Boston 10 remain several
weeks.
Rumfofd Falls & Bueihild H. Il Co
have been making some Improvements on
The passenger station. rha extra Siuf'
day afternoon train has been discontinued.
Dean & NORTH are b.glunlns 20 hay up
q drove 81 cattle.
The winslos Packing Co have pat ~
s.s 600 cans OF sweet corn ~ their factory
here. They are now canning spp'es,
pumpkin. AMI squash. Aboa, 100 toas o'
pumpiins will DO used
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
RAST BETHEL.

Mr.. A. W. Roper. assistan, editor OF the
Chelsea reporter. l. spending ashott vsea'
ton 81 n g. Perry's.
Mr.. EphrAlm g. Bartlett. from Colorado
Springs, sfter an absence OF ten years, IL
nos visiting al the home Of his childhood.
william II. Swan. who works In Lynn.
MAss Il now attending 10 bis farm Affairs
In this place. lie viii soon return IN
Meas. accompanied by his family.
Mrs. y. BsAn and children. from Mass.
are visiting Al her fathers. 4. 9. Perry's
" X. Sh0rey and wife. OF GorhAm, ". II /.
are visiting relatives In this place.
Miss Helen Bartlett has gone to Berlin,
n. a.. To do drsssmsklng for few weeks.
The Ladies' Fair last week Was success.
A nice tidy Was voted 10 Mrs. II. T.. Bart.
leit Tor being the hsndsomest lady In the
hall Miss Flora Bartlett Was the reclp.
lent OF nice shoalier cape. Tor which she
returns many thanks % II. Il. Bartlett
George II. Hastings received the sofs pill
low. aud Fred &. Bean the toilet cushion.
Receipts for the eve. $500
Sewing Society met Oct 9Th with Mrs.
Aggie Howe. About forty present and .
good time enjoyed by ell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
BETHEL.

More than 200 ticket. were cold ., tn
Bethel station Tor The Couniy Fair, sni
uomoers went with their Own teams.
BrrI,min X Hyatt aud q. A. Bathank
are building q new bridge over Alder River
near lts mouth. They have one OF The
sbatmsnis completed. aud The other vel
started. II will take about one week u
complete the work so ~ TO open the road
To travel.
william u. Goiwin and wife leave fo'
California next week.
Matthew henson. OF Portland. has sold
his Sewty lands aud IL closing up bis coal
baslness In Bethel.
L,rge qaaniliIes OF pulp wood are bslns
loaded on the cars ., iis,hsl station.
The sale. OF The ID. Warren property Al
North waterford, Thursiiy, BY 4. w
Woodbury.. 'xscaior, amounted " about
$1,000.
Mrs.LE Adams AMI her two sous, vhc
have been stopping q, the Alpine House,
len Monday FOR home.
Mr. Reuben Paine. on IL acre. raised
: cart loads ~ pampkins, bushels OF
beans. AMI twenty ba.hsls Of sheile'l corn.
who can beat thaip Troi oui ye hls'crops
NNlam lsfsnln fls tN>N WV w NfN''
Moutsna
Miss Kate Locke has gons on, vest "a
spend the wlnier.
Sir. ADD Mrs W. y. 0oisln, Mr.. snd
Mrs. Chafls. Johnson, Nj ani Mrs
woodsom Mason. with several other faml'
lies from Norway aud ilsrrisoo. viii leave
.bou, oc,0ber 20Ih for californi.. Nhef'
,hsy intend 10 make their home We visit
thsm much success
Another worthy eilltsn and Respected
friend. Dr. & w. Goriln has len and
gone 10 his eternal homs lie died last
Friday .ftsr several month. sickness .nd
va. buried l.s, sabbath. faneral a. bis
residence on Church street conducted by
Rev. Mr.. sylvester and Mr. Iisriy. III
Ten q wife. son and one daughter V
mourn hls loss AMI alsfge circle Officials
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

IL will be noticed that the average nam
Der OF eggs laid per ben per year ranges
from three dozen ~ over seven dozen ana
that those States which reported the lafg'
s.i numbsr OF hens dii no, make the most
money D~csuse, - the ngafes show, they
ouly got an average of four 10 i've dozen
egg. per ben per year. while the New Epg
land States showed "a svrrage OF from slx
10 over seven dozen. The question srises
then why do hens In the New EnglAni
States average morr than seven doken
eggs per yer per ben. while In Loulsiana
they only average three doIeni The rea'
son mus, be found In the fact that 10 the
New Euglsnd States. sheridan's Powder
20 make hens lay IL almos, universally usej,
while 10 the West and South, II Ia not used
much. Louisiana has not gone behind but
the Northern States have goae ahead.
There IL no doubt At all bat what The .x'
,ensive use OF sheridsns Powder 20 Make
liens Lay, and for the improvement OF
poultry, has boosted the poultry Industry
more than all other Influences pat together.
The poultry industry OF this country pow
amounts 10 between nve and elk hundred
millions OF dollars annually and tie profits
are said - bs enormous. One mAu IN
Mass near Boston. has made twenty thou.
sand dollars year for last I've years and
many more have from I've hundred To q
thousand dollars. while thousands or won
er, children ard invaiids have earned q
comfortable living. Az who wsnt To know
Ius, how 20 mske money, keeping and
tending poultry should send to !. y. John.
sou & Co, y Custom House 81, Boston,
for copy ofihs Poultry Raising Guide.
Price % cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
FRYRBURU.

W. y. ward and Mrs. Cuts len sssur.
dsy. Oct. ist
Miss Alice II.,,!ugs is in Boston for .
few weeks.
SIR. and Mrs. Richardson returned from
their trip 10 Denver. Oct I.
Mary Gllres, vii. OF Prank T.. Howe.
died Sept soih, amer lingering illness OF
several months.
w. y. Livingston, who hsi supplied the
Copg1 pulpit Two Sundays. left on Mondsy
to attend the meetings of the American
Board. II hoped he may decide 10 re-
turn A. permanent, supply.
Rev. John Collins preached al The Meth
odls, church Oct God.
Mr.. Calvin Austin. OF Boston, vas 10
town one night last week.
Mrs. Caroline wilmo', or Ashland, Wis
daughter OF AblAi whitney, who orce re-
sidei here. has, with her daughter, been
visiting relatives here, amer an absence o'
thirty.two years.
Col. Dow's family have returned to Port
land.
Miss vsieris Page has gone home 70
Maiden.
Mrs Aboy Brown has been called "a
Portland on business, leaving her plses
vacant No ". Shlfleys.
The Misses Ross from the Chechls,
House. Pfoat's Neck, are 81 Miss A. y
Pages.
The w. O. Agricultural Society has held
Its exhibition and horse-tro,s for thres
days the pas, week. with great financial
success.
DR.. s. G. Gordon. OF Portland, has betu
In town for day or twoi also Miss LIME
shirley. who returns TO Portland on sss
urdsy.
Mrs. Jsre Lord. Of Step Pslls. Was n
her brothers. T. L. Esstman's.
VIII Morgan and Harry Frost found
the Fair more attractive than Dartmouth
Colr,ke.
Sam STARK. sgsnt for ID. Appleton, II
Portland. VAS 10 town Thursdsy and IN
day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
BIRD HILL (BErurL J

The crop OF apples il small 10 this VI
clnity.
Clara Jordan. who has been Visiting
her sister ~ Loeke's Mills. IL al home a.
tending school.
George @ Brysn, h" nnlshed up the
work on his h,her'. farm, also on j.
George.
There IL talk % new ro,i bslns made
from here 10 Loeks's Mills and there Is
neei oft
Msttle Jordan, who has been sick with
fever Tor long time. Il now able 10 attend
school
Charles Jordan Is At work for Il. d.
Cummings.
Tho teacher AMI scholars took . trip
few days ago up 20 Lookon Mountain and
found some Zoe specimens OF rock and
placed them IN the school room.
Mr.. Y. Clark aud family, nom Poftlsud,
have been visiting al Mrs. NJ. y. Jorisn's
v. n. Estes. who has been Waiting aihis
wife. fathers, has returned 10 New Draas
wick.
oae OF our school committee. Ne. Val
sniius. visited the school few days sinos
aud We were much pleased with ths gooi
words spoken 90 the scholars.
Me-. George IL visiting his son josiah
ani IL repairing his barn.
Messrs. Charles aud Llewellyn Bach
have dashed threshing In this neishoOr'
hood. The crop OF grain IL light.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
EAST WATERFORD.

Mf. All Mrs. & q. 0odwin sad daugh'
Ter. Mrs.. Juus Russell. % Leris,on, are
visiting ., Eiwari &. lIllton.
Amos \. Claiborne IL Al bis falaefs
for few days.
Mrs. l.. VI. Sanier-on aud two children
are spending . week with her moiher'
Mrs. Aboi~ shaw.
A yOang horss belonging h Chas. l..
KIlgorv was iaksu sick AZ nOou sfisr work
ing In . thrsshlng machine and died In
fss hOars.
Lizzie NJ. Cummings wen, 10 forilani
wednesday. 90 visit few weeks
A town fair will be held q, Waisrfofd
Flat. Friday. The ltih.
EiwUd iIlitoa'. sister. Of Limerick. has
been visiting him.
Lyman Sevsns and Marx Perry, Of sse'
den, are haaling corn boxes from Ben
nstt's mill In Sweden 20 SO. Paris, stop
ping a. this place nights.
Minnie Saunders. OF Sve den, Il wofkirs
~ l. N. SAndersou's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
ALBANY.

We are having doe weather for farmers
10 do their fall work. IL rains almost
every nigh, bat clears Oh warm and bright
In the daytime.
Master Herbert I. Bean aud brother
started out 20 get. load OF wood one
morning last week and Herbert took bis
xun In hopes OF Killing = crow. bat In
stead brough, In pair OF mountain eagles
each messariBg four feet from tip 10 up OF
Wings. One be shot from tree and The
other be took on the wing ~ he pascal
over him, (Herb says done the shooiinf)
ana We think I, well done for . lad OF his
age.
Your correspopient q n LII Ia gain.
ing slowly from hls sickness but ne 10 still
unable 10 leave bis room.
We are glad TO see Franklin Cross, ESQ .
Mating his house In order. IL Win add
much 10 the looks ~ the corner and MAKE
him a nice home In bis old aga
Il. n. Foster IL stu 81 Sewry AMER
those bears. -
10. A. Cummings has hired A. II. Barker
Jr, 70 work al blseksmithipg In bis shop
fcRfBblHR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
PORTER.

We have been having some cold and
frosty nights.
The potato crop Il nearer total failure
than for many years. The heavy rains
spoiled The late planted ones aud those
that we're dug early sfe ro,,ing In the eel
lars.
The crop OF swee; corn WAS not large.
Mr. fllnt WHO owns The factories al
BALDWIN and KeTu Falls will no, ge' near
enough 20 oil Els contracts.
The grand iary OF York county now IN
session a. Alfred have found an Indictment
sgslus, Hiram Evans for Supposed com
pleclty In the Ossood forgery case. We'd
ne.dsy las, w,s set a. his day for trial
frcciom (S. IL band furnishes The
music az the skating rink u ktTv Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
HARTFORD.

Frank Rawson 10 the boss road builder.
He has just completed road In South
Hartford and made paying JOB. bone
folks thought Frank would get stuck on
the Job. Frank knows his business and
has the tools 10 do u with.
Mrs.. Zary Dotsn has arrived home from
Massachusetts,, where she has been Walt
Ing her friends.
Yoar correspondent has dag his pots.
to<s and aftfr q careful estimsuou fnts
that there will DO one potato spltce daily
for . family Of I've until the fourth OF JAY
1883. and Is bushel len 70 plant ". Q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
DIXFIELD CENTRE.

The new road. frouf Wills Towle's "a
Andrew Calais, IL ~ last completed, and
IA said % be In nice shape. Several tons
81 corn were hauled over this road 20 The
Dlxasii factory, also several tons OF milk
20 the Centre cheese factory. IL this In
crease OF corn sni cheese Il any be,shi TO
any one. they can give The credit IN The
new rosi. Tor neither factory would have
received an ounce OF corn OF milk, had II
not been Tor The road.
The new streets recently laid out In The
village have been nicely sirslghtsnsd out
AMI lsyelet of the pas, week with The
ROAD machine.
George \. lIolmsn has raised the W. \.
Chtss store three feet. aud further In
provemenis are now under way.
The Dlxnsld Centre cheese factory made
about seven tons Of cheese. requirlns ten
pounds 90 milk per pound ofeheese Cost
% maklug-l IL cents.
NJ m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
NORTH PARIS.

Mr.. RNse Packard has sold her stand "a
Ms Roblss. OF South Woodstock.
Geo. Elllngvooi has sold bis stand n
Harvey Fields. 90 Waterford, who VII
move here and work Ia The chair factory.
Chkrics Aidrich met with . severe &C
clisnt last week while shoeings colt The
colt reared and threw him In such way
a. 10 break 90 crack che Of The bones OF
The forearm.
Il. n warmers health Ia qalie poor.
ueury HAYDEN has moved back IN this
place from Norway, where he has been al
work In ths shoe shop.
Hiram Chase and wife have gone IN
Mass. and Com. on q visit IN friends.
Mr.. Chsss has . sister living In Hartford.
Conn.. and brother seven miles out OF
The civ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
RnXRuRY.

A bear hunt cane OF Saturday. :. NJ.
Locke went % bis traps AMI found one OF
tsetn gone. The bear went few rods AMI
go, caught upon q small tree and there aie
~. clog hearty al up and The tree
All into snrets 80 that she cleared herself
and went on. Amer this NJ. l.. found u
very hard 10 follow, the groand Was very
DRY, there was Bot little cog 10 drag. snd
TIE new leaves bad fallen over The trail
Mr.. 4. DAILY gave up and went home Tor
his bear dog. friend bad called and DC
went back with Mr.. l.. The trail Was so
Ola ina, the dog could not ge, The scent
bu, he knew what wss 10 aud would beat
~. ground ahead aud come back aud
strike out anew. At last be went and did
no, cone back. With the help OF his
friend Mr. l.. WAS working the trail on
ward very slowly, and listening for the
dog. A. last IL came. The distant barking
OF Inc dog, they rushed ahead and after
long run came 10 the bear and dog. the
dog Vas furious he would snap the beer In
the side OF the head. The bear had bal
oDe fore foot and ths, was In the trap 80
that she could not tear the dog with her
Claws Mr. /. cleared the chain Of the
trap and LEI The bear go with the trap,
,hishipg tia, = bear with no fore fee;
could not 20 mneh, bu, Was Asionished 10
81. the bear 20 ss fast ~ man eouii run,
there vasA mixture Of bear, leaves and
dog gong like wheel The dog would
.top her bat In an instant she would start
on agsln. The friend thought MI. l. bet.
ter shoot The bear N be could DO 80 and
not hlt the dog. fearing the bear would
brrsk away. Mr.. l.. go, his rine ready
ant run on. soon the bear fell Into boil
Iog on Der back, and on the Instant the
rae sent i.ullst clear through her tsafins
one lung. She up and OF a. though moth
log had happened, bat soon began 10 f.l-
ter and afisr three blows were given 10
The head with an axe. she lsll and WAS Kill
"a with Mr. l. = big knife. She Was rails
lag her cubs on Mr.. LIS sheep aud lambs.
he has lost seven and one badly wounded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
UPTON.

TIE fairs In all directions are 80 siirse-
,ix. that Ne are more Qaiet than usual
About twsnty-ave went from here 10 An
dover today. "Wednesday ADD others
will 20 20 mofros ifthe weather Is favor
abe.
Phuhrook 4 Sts.rns arr In town r.sdy
20 start large drove OF cattle In The morn
leg. 49,,
David York. who weut IN New Mexico
ls.t year. writes - his friends that be liks-
4, th.t territory very well The tsmpers-
Tar. Il more even than In Maine. Tbs
ne,pls ar now cutting their bay snd ins
dover. are al In bloom - they are hers
In JAY. a..
iumber r. gion OF Aitkin. Misnssota
D.na Brook. has Osea repairing Lsfor-
e.; Brsgg's house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
DENMARK.

Deumsrk vas deserted during the three
days OF The wss, Oxford fair nfusoure.
Augustus Wentworth, Of Deerins. is
visiting rslsilvss aud friends In town
sidney Oreutt IL making extensive re-
pairs on hi- house
Marx Jordan spi family. OF National
City. Cal. star, for home saturday, Oct.
SIN.
Ch.fls. l.. GoiithwAi,. who has been al
work At Hsvsrhlll, Mus,ehussiis, has 10
turnsi home
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
EAST BROwNPIELD.

The chief siirsction this week Il ih'
Pair a. ffysberg "Wednesday slsrgc part
20 oar people attended. Mrs. jesnnls
KsrAr was ne chief Contributor Ia the fan
cy work department from here.
Nc X Z. Morton. % Webster. Mass
l. spending fss days here with bis Old
frisuds
~. q ichsi siil couuuuss too ~ y
practice AMI The services - oatofiosu
physicisBs are rqairet. In addition u
that Nrs. Gstchell. Who has not qsiie
completei her Medical course. can DO.
Mr.. Devsrsax coniinues Qnlts sick lie
l. attended ~ Dr. Deversux. % ksra'
Fkll-.
Dr. SAedd. ~ Fyeharg. wss called this
week % attend one oi TIE school children.
Who hst nsrrow escape by falling IRON
a VAL.